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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1948
Page
16
Nation asserts sovereignty over Jurte Rico with flags raised on the main buildings and forts amid national salutes. The scene marks a dramatic expansion of American reach overseas as readers note the wartime posture and public reactions across cities.
The annual meeting of school clerks and directors will be held in two county sections. On November 15 the Bay area hosts an evening session and on November 16 a meeting in Coquihe follows. Details will be announced later.
The Catching Creek Friendly Neighbors club held a potluck at George King Charles Kissell Jr's home with many attendees and a quilt raffle won by Charles Kissell Jr. The Community club gathered at the King residence to plan a new building project for the coming Saturday plus a dinner hosted by the Ralph family. Numerous local residents and visiting relatives attended both events, including members of the Bushnell, Ward, Ralph, and King families.
The article notes a dinner gathering at the Dell Remas with Warren and Dell Rema families. Mrs. Charles Kissel Sr. made a business call in Coquille. Dawn Marshall visited her parents the Kirksons before returning to Myrtle Point to stay with grandparents and attend school. Homer Frazier family visited Aden Atkins later in the week.
Delegates from Salvation Army service committees and advisory boards in Oregon and Southern Idaho gather in Portland for the second annual Divisional Advisory Board conference on October 30. Brigadier H. B. Collier chairs the event with Ralph Easter of Hillsboro as division head. Clarence H. Coe will represent Coos County at the gathering.
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